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How the Act affects existing and new leaseholders, and what to expect in terms of further legislation updates in the months to come.
Recently there has been much discussion around changes to the leasehold sector, and whether they spell the end of leasehold altogether.
2023 is a tricky but hopeful year for leaseholders. What does lease extension entail and how Michael Gove’s proposals may affect the sector.
This article seeks to discuss the possible direction and future of leasehold in the context…
If you’re a long-leaseholder, it is important to understand what your lease terms mean.
This article highlights the top 7 Things Find When You Read Your Lease – and why those things are important to understand. By understanding your lease, you can help to make sure that your leaseholder experience is a positive one.
The Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act has brought to the fore the implications for landlords under the new legislation.
Research by Warwick Estates reveals that the total value of new-build leasehold transactions is 50% higher than new-build freehold transactions, as flats and urban living dominate England’s market.
In the first six months of 2021, there were 1,523 new-build transactions in England. Of these, 44.8% (683) were freehold homes while 55.2% (840) were leaseholds, demonstrating a fairly even split for England’s market.